Mole and residence cited with vaccine supplies at northwest corner
Fragmentary item notes a residence in the northwest corner with reference to a reliable vaccine virus and medicines kept on hand for family use.
16 Jan 1861
Page 1
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Newspaper
Monroe Sentinel
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1861
Page
1
Fragmentary item notes a residence in the northwest corner with reference to a reliable vaccine virus and medicines kept on hand for family use.
A local ad announces a large assortment of dresses and creams with unique styles. The seller mentions capable observers in Monroe and nearby as prospective customers, inviting them to view items and implying tree promotions.
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The Illinois State Journal’s editor unearthed a special message by Abraham Lincoln found in the State Library. It condemns political corruption and calls Americans to stand boldly for the country, urging support for a just cause despite risk.
A historical letter discusses South Carolina's stance, Civil War tensions, and Abraham Lincoln era issues. It references Fort Sumter, Fort Moultrie, and Port Royal, debating secession, federal property, and the Union's preservation. The piece reflects Confederate sympathies and national political tensions of December 1890.
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